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It was a great - at your own pace - audio tour with options to hear the full versions of the songs. The layout of the items in the museum was well arranged and covered a wide variety of things from equipment, to costumes, and...More
We loved this place. If you are into rock, blues or soul, this is a must see. The displays give an insight into the evolution and source of Memphis music. There are all sort of items on display - instruments, stage outfits, and recording equipment...More
Love this museum plenty of things to see plus a video loads of memorablia of music and costumes well worth a visit very interesting
Such a great museum. You get an excellent overview of how the music of Memphis came to be. It's a lovely story. It's very well-detailed, as well as interesting for those who invest the time. Also, they allow you to listen to lots of music...More
We didn’t spend a lot of time together n the museum. We got to tailor the audio tour by listening to the selecting displays that we were interested in. It gives you an overview of the musical importance of the area.
This cool place really showcases the history of blues back to it's birth in the old south. It's also right across the street from the Gibson Guitar factory tour. Book that one ahead of time. This is the place to get your package discount tickets...More
This museum has excellent displays showing the life during the evolution of the history of musical traditions in Memphis. Each period is accompanied by a selection of musical recordings from the era portrayed which can be selected on a screen and heard through the headphones...More
Memphis' role in the history of Rock n Soul music brought to life in one place. Great insight to the people and places that shaped modern culture.
Don't know why, other than my research before arrival, but this place was better than expected! Placed Stax visit over this place, but when they were closed Sunday & Monday (that was not smart - business-wise) and Rock & Soul was open Sunday, that's where...More
I love the self guided tour and all of the information on display. A lot of interesting artifacts on display and you can listen to good music as you go along!
